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Particularly busy exit market at Inter. The Nerazzurri, before trying to please Antonio Conte for the forward quarter and midfielder, will need to free up space on the squad and on budget.
After Nainggolan, now Cagliari, it is the turn of Eriksen and Pinamonti, the other two names come out. The point is made by the Gazzetta dello Sport.
CAPITOLO ERIKSEN
Some signals came from the Premier, where Eriksen still has fans, but so far nothing concrete. One club that has shown interest, albeit shy, is Arsenal.
For now, although the Dane prefers a return to England, the most plausible and insistent post is the one that leads to PSG, with which the objective is to delve into the hypothesis of an exchange with Leandro Paredes.
The option remains on hold waiting to understand what effect the arrival of Pochettino will have in the Parisian dressing room, but for Inter the hottest track remains and a cautious optimism makes its way.
CHAPTER PINAMONTI
The Pinamonti problem could be solved in less time. The forward knows that it will be difficult to find space until the end of the season and has entered the order of ideas to go elsewhere to play. The 2 million salary he receives from the Nerazzurri is a drag on many clubs, but Inter would also be willing to help out potential buyers. In short, reaching an agreement would not be a problem and at the moment the Nerazzurri leadership is working on two hypotheses: Parma and Benevento.
Both have been interested in the 21-year-old Cles, leaving the ducals with a slight advantage thanks to the possibility of mounting an exchange with Gervinho, an element that Conte considers ideal as a substitute forward. But watch out for the bells, because Inzaghi has put Pinamonti at the top of the list of possible reinforcements for the offensive department and is willing to sink the blow.
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